Family Forms/Resources

Request access to monitor your student’s grades, attendance, and other important information through the Skyward Family Access portal.

Family access request

fAMILY ACCESS 

Authorize a designated adult to make educational decisions on behalf of your child when you are unavailable.

Power of Attorney Form

The Woodsboro ISD Grievance Policy - FNG (LOCAL) is provided below for informational purposes. Use the complaint form to submit a formal complaint regarding a concern or issue affecting your student’s experience within the district.

**Please fill out this form completely and submit it by: hand delivery, electronic communication, or U.S. Mail to the appropriate administrator within the time established in FNG(LOCAL). All complaints will be heard in accordance with FNG(LEGAL) and (LOCAL) or any exceptions outlined therein.

Hand delivery: 408 S. Kasten St., Woodsboro, Tx 78393

Email: wisdgrievance@wisd.net

U.S. Mail: PO Box 770 Woodsboro, Tx 78393

Woodsboro ISD Grievance Policy

student/PARENT COMPLIANT FORM

Under Texas Education Code (TEC) §33.027, a parent, district employee, or person residing in a school district may submit a written challenge to any library material in a school’s library catalog. To submit a written challenge, an eligible individual must complete and submit the Library Materials Challenge Form. In accordance with TEC §33.027, an individual completing the form must identify how the challenged library material violates library standards adopted by the Texas State Library and Archive Commission (TSLAC). 

LIBRARY MATERIALS CHALLENGE FORM

As a parent, you are the most important voice in your child’s education. Texas law recognizes that students do best when families are informed, involved, and respected. Parents are partners with educators, administrators, and school boards of trustees in their children’s education. Parents have specific rights outlined in the Texas Education Code including Chapter 26: Parental Rights and Responsibilities.

This form provides information about many of the parental rights and options described in the Texas Education Code, including the right to refuse or remove your child from certain activities and instruction. It is not a complete description of all parental rights. Parents should review this form along with their district’s student handbook.

form: parental rights and options information